The food was decent. I went during lunchtime and they were busy yet very polite. Nothing special…read moreabout the ambiance or seating. I believe people moreso go for the food offerings. :) I got catfish lunch meal that day. I'm not compelled to go back, especially with the price and overall meal. It was certainly busy, so the locals seem to like it.

Lunch time to try this spot - it was not too busy - but after 12::0pm there was a rush of people -…read morethey have different specials weekly. The food was good and fresh ! The service was good - definitely deep fried is the special here ! I would recommend if your looking for good fried fish

My daughter and I dined at Snow Island Soul Food & Daqs and what could I say? I ordered the fried…read morecatfish & fried wing plate with cabbage, yams, cornbread a tropical punch beverage and peach cobbler. The cabbage was somewhat spicy, the cornbread muffin was a half muffin, the muffin did not fill up the cupcake muffin wrapper. But the fried catfish, fried chicken wings and yams were on point, I would order the catfish and chicken wing plate to go anyday! The peach cobbler was very sweet. My daughter ordered meatloaf, a pork chop plate, Mac & cheese, collard greens, cornbread muffin, a tropical punch beverage and banana pudding which I felt the pudding was watered down vs. being thick. She asked for medium cooked pork chops and one pork chop was medium and one pork chop was over cooked. She notified the cashier and he stated they both were cooked at temp the same time. The collard greens were spicy and the Mac & cheese were watered down. I had to go to the restroom. This was the worst restroom in any restaurant I have ever used. First, there was no light on, I had to ask for light and one of the employees turned on the light. Secondly, there was an awful hole in the top right corner ceiling, I was afraid to use the restroom for fear of some bug crawling in through the ceiling hole. Third, there was also a hole in the wall visible behind the toilet tank top, again I was afraid to set down on the toilet and the whole bathroom decor was unappealing. When other patrons described this establishment as as "HOLE IN THE WALL" they were absolutely correct. Don't forget about the hole in the ceiling! Entering into the building, the walls and ceiling were black, making the atmosphere sad. There was also a small bar to the left of the dining area. But the kicker for me was, our two meals, two beverages, and two desserts cost $61!!! As many Soul Food Restaurant I have eaten in with my daughter for two people, I have never been charged so much for two soulfood meals with two beverages and two desserts. RECOMMEDATION: Of course my palate is different from other customers, but I would never return to the establishment due to being over charged for two meals, two beverages, two desserts and the lady's restroom was the pits.

Today we got the 3 plate meal (2 huge pork chops, 6 wings and meatloaf that could easily feed 2,…read morejust itself. Pur sides were brocc; oli cheese casserole and sweet potatoes!! Again, everything was on POINT!!!!! Will definitely coming back!!!

If you're looking for some good, soul pleasing creole food, this is the place to go! The chicken is…read moreperfectly crispy and juicy, the red beans and rice are well cooked and seasoned, and the gumbo and cornbread will bring a smile to any face. The service you receive will make you feel right at home and you'll be well taken care of. I can't wait to go back!

Simple southern lunch at a family owned restaurant sounded good. Ma Harper's Creole Kitchen peeked…read moremy curiosity. Ma Parker prides herself on family, giving people second chances and a decent meal for a reasonable price. Everyone who came in for lunch paid Ma Harper respect and was treated like family. The decor is die-hard NOLA with tons of memorabilia. The booths and chairs are old but the food is made with pride and love. The fried shrimp po-boy, fully dressed on a perfect NOLA roll was a must try. A small side of red beans and rice was also included. The sandwich was packed with crispy fried shrimp, but the normal remoulade sauce was replaced with ketchup / mayo mixture, not savory. The red beans and rice were fine but lacked real flavor. I am glad I gave Ma Harper's Creole Kitchen a chance. Many of the frequent flyers here, obviously love this neighborhood staple. Ma Harper's has a big heart and I wish her continued success. Dining here is more than food, it can also be about love and feeding people. Thanks Ma Harper for a memorable experience.

Celebrated my birthday here and had a wonderful experience…read more The seafood boil was excellent--the shrimp were perfectly cooked, the snow crab was very tasty, and the SAT seasoning was rich and full of flavor without being overwhelming. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and ensured we were well taken care of throughout our visit. Great food and great service. I would highly recommend.

I had not planned on coming here had Panda Inn been open the day before the 4th. But I've been…read morewanting to try this place. I know SAT Seafood has a 2nd location on the south side but driving all the way there from the NE side would've been pointless. I walked inside and was greeted and sat immediately. A friendly waitress with blue hair took my order for water and 2 egg rolls. I've heard good things about their combination fried rice but I saw crawfish fried rice was available so I ordered that. It was a bit spicy ,not too heavy and was very good. I would return soon if I ever get the chance to be in the area.

If you want some good Mexican food, or even Seafood. This place is a hidden j. My favorite is…read morethe carne guisada. All natural, absolutely no chili powder. The way I grew up my mom making it . Slower is better when cooking this batch of comfort ! Please try , with salsa verde ( green chili)

Stopped in here Thursdays for late lunch. Had a taste for some fried fish and they were close by…read more The service was really good. We were immediately greeted with friendly smiles. It appeared to be a local mom and pop type of spot and definitely had that home town feel to it. The food was good. My suggestion would be to season the fish itself and put more seasoning in the badder or breading that they use before frying, to give the fish more flavor. But for the money, it was good. Check them out if you want a good priced lunch that will fill you up.

River Walk escape without the downtown rush. -- We first wandered upon Roam & Range at Sol Cypress…read morein San Antonio on an October stroll about a year ago and have happily revisisted several times since. The Marriott Tribute Portfolio property sits along a quieter stretch of the River Walk between Pearl and downtown, with sleek interiors, an outdoor fireplace lounge, lush greenery and a river-facing patio. Ducks, joggers, people-watching and glowing hanging lights after sunset make it feel like a little hotel holiday without leaving the city. Service has always been friendly and accommodating to our preferences, and the menu is surprisingly robust with New Orleans-inspired Cajun and seafood flavors alongside steaks, pasta, duck, lamb and Southern comfort dishes. Our repeat fave is the fried calamari -- crispy, savory and brightened up with jalapeños, chile flakes, sauce and grilled lemon. The beau keeps raving about the Diablo pasta. The catfish nuggets were a bit drier for us, but a side of the marina sauce brought them right back to life along with tartar sauce. For next time: frog legs and alligator appetizers on the menu! One of our serendipitous moments was walking along and were spotted by friends already seated here, waving us over from across the River Walk to join them. That pretty much sums up the charm -- scenic, easygoing and social. Great for daily happy hour, al fresco dining or a relaxed stop between Pearl and downtown when you want the River Walk experience with calmer space.

Decided to review since it has been almost a year. Service was on .. even for a table of 9. I went…read moreto my go to fav because I cannot get it anywhere else in San Antonio .. Pecan encrusted chicken on a layer of mash potatoes. Yes they have lots of dishes.. even creole. I do suggest reservations for a table over 5 because they do not have many options for large groups inside.

This food truck came to our neighborhood via a HOA invitation. Gotta say there's a lot of goodness…read morecoming out of that food truck. Not sure of the lady's name who ran the food service, but she was a very classy woman and an honor to do business with. Can't wait till they come back.!

I tried Cousins Maine Lobster truck for the first time yesterday by ordering a Connecticut roll and…read moretheir lobster bisque. The service was quick and friendly with no line of people waiting. The size of the lobster roll was surprisingly small but considering the price of lobster, it was close to appropriate I suppose. The lobster meat in the roll was ok but it didn't compare to the tender freshness and tenderness of the meat that comes from a freshly steamed or boiled whole lobster. The lobster bisque was good but could have been better with a few more little lobster tidbits in it. The prices were good but I would gladly pay more for a larger lobster roll, and a better bisque. They should offer a large lobster roll for a higher cost, and consider the roll they're serving now as the small roll. It was good but less than I expected.

We ordered the grilled fish tacos. They were very delicious and cooked Service was quick and very…read morefriendly. The restaurant was very clean and set up as a fish shop you would find on the Gulf of Mexico! Love it and would recommend you stop in and give them a try!

First off I was hesitant but we were surprised great food great service . Tacos were delicious will…read morego again hubs loved the fish plate wow we were amazed even that it's a bill miller affiliated. Very delicious food fresh not cold .

Had to hit this place for #DomingodePupusas We ordered the…read morebreakfast plate which comes with pupusas, couple of eggs, fried beans and bread. Wished the bread was more like bolillo. I also asked for some yuca frita with chicharrón, it was kinda good definitely the chicharrón para re fried and I barely could taste it since it was too hard to chew on. No aguas frescas, just horchata. Definitely a good eat but it can be better

This is very much a neighborhood place on the northeast side of town. I can count on the fish to be…read moremade and served fresh. It's my go to for "on the way home" or quick and easy take out. Their pupusa are good!! Think of a Gordita with the filler in the masa and you add the homemade cabbage slaw on top.

New menu easier to find grilled or other healthier cooked fish. Salmon was fresh, other fish and…read moreshrimp were excellent as well. Sides were hot and tasty without too much spice Service was excellent Def returning Lots of specials Prices reasonable and portions are generous

Friendly Hostess, clean & bright dining area & cool decor. Our Server was Jose (he was awesome). He…read morehelped with menu & answered all our questions patiently & enthusiastically. The Empanadas were Amazing - 5 Stars +++, these are at the level of "I will go out of my way to get" - right along with the Mambo Fried Rice. Both are what carried our dining experience to 5 Stars along with Jose. My wife felt the soup was kind of bland, it got better with the addition of sauce. Despite all the seafood, the soup itself did not taste like it was cooked together if that makes sense. We shared a fried seafood platter (Crawfish) - plenty of fried goodness. The good - The fish was delicious, I liked the stuffed shrimp. The okay- the shrimp & crayfish was very dry - it didn't help that the cocktail sauce was very weak, I basically could not tell the difference between the cocktail sauce & the ketchup. The price was good for the almount of food, we just came from California so really was sticker shocked (in a good way). We will definitely be back for the Empanadas & Mambo Rice.